Sentence examples for weird wit from inspiring English sources
This canvas might work perfectly well as a New Yorker cartoon, except that its vigorous combination of drawing and painting, which is more than equal to its weird wit, would be lost.
The game was fun and weird and bursting with wit and cartoon menace.
The director John Waters has a knack for saying weird and sort of truthful things with wit.
Jacob Oller This spring on Bloodshot records is the release of a new album by Robbie Fulks, a songwriter-singer-guitarist revered for recasting traditional honky-tonk and bluegrass with modern wit while remaining to their darker, weirder sides.
It sounds bleak, or plain weird, but this is a book flecked with great wit and driven by a humanity that refuses to be ground down by the brutality of others.
To wit: "Gary was a person you could be weird with and he wasn't threatened by it, but you could also be serious and tell him your problems".
He finds that at "Tournament" level he casually beat his machine, as, if he keeps his wits about him, the machine sooner or later makes some weird move.
BB underlines quirky quotes, weird lists and unlikely statistics from an eclectic mix of historical sources and weaves them with his customary wit into a not very serious but entertaining history.
We were joking about how weird it was to eat asparagus next to stick insects, and I was struck, as we chatted, by his wit.
The fact that a nation that lives by its considerable wits should be in denial about its reliance on the life of the mind is truly weird.
